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They're available in a set of four tropical shades - blue curaçao, bubble gum, kiwi, and mango, and all of Bambu's bowls are handmade in rural villages in Vietnam in a socially responsible process that ensures a commitment to health and safety, environmental protection, and fair labor practices.

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A cordial made of spirit sweetened and flavored with the peel of the bitter orange. Commonly written curaçoa.

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They're available in a set of four tropical shades - blue curaçao, bubble gum, kiwi, and mango, and all of Bambu's bowls are handmade in rural villages in Vietnam in a socially responsible process that ensures a commitment to health and safety, environmental protection, and fair labor practices. — INHABITAT
I remember it from O Level, and it's there in my Oxford, the one that said curaçao was French, but still ... — Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
Since no hotel would be complete without a bar, the artists also sculpt a chic space where guests can warm their innards with an Icebar Jukkasjärvi, a mix of vodka, blueberry liqueur, blue curaçao syrup and elderflower juice, sipped from a cube-shaped ice glass. — msnbc.com: Top msnbc.com headlines
Margot and the other young ladies tapped the curaçao, the bénédictine, the trappistine, the chartreuse. — The Fête At Coqueville 1907
It is the place where curaçao and revolutionists come from. — The White Mice